Are these suitable for refrigerator glass bead magnets, or will it be too strong for the adhesive?
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I'd say a good adhesive will work and moving the magnet should be done by gripping the magnet proper.
23601
I guess it would depend on the size of the adhesive blob and the type of adhesive. They are rather strong magnets for their size. Surprizingly so... Easier to slide them to the edge of the surface than to pull them straight off. The instructions for use actually warn that if the magnet(s) are allowed to slap together or slap the surface they are attracted to that they will chip. If the glass bead had a flat surface for the adhesive to bond to, the magnet would have a better chance of staying attached due to the nature of surface adheasion. Similar to the concept of being able to hold two pieces of flat glass together with just pain water. These magnets are quite small, about the diameter of a pencil eraser. I hope that I've answered your question.
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I bought these and glued them to the back of glass spice jars and 3 magnets hold the spice jar up very well. They are definately small enough to be used as a purse clasp. I would recomend using 2 for the extra strength. You will want to keep in mind that these are VERY strong and will not sit side by side wothout "sucking" together. If you use two they will have to be stacked. :)
1963313
Anything a regular magnet sticks to these will stick to as well. Just much stronger.
2154492
In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
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I don't think tape would work with these. I also bought a second set of these to put on some other cabinets, but you have to be careful of the design of the cabinet. The first ones worked well with a thicker edge, with enough room to drill. The second set I tried to put in was on a beveled edge, thinner wood cabinet. The hole for the magnet would have drilled completely through, so they were useless. I'd say you need at least 3/4"-1" of depth, and almost 2" of width at the edge of the cabinet to be safe.
1629343
NO, I've used a lot of these magnets! They would not hold the pieces together. The Magnet isn't strong enough!
1456538
These are strong for their size, specified at 1.5 pound pull. The magnets will stick together. It is the weight of the plexiglas that determines if they will hold. I would use several magnets, attaching them to the door and plexiglas with a very strong adhesive.
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It's a strong adhesive but it can come off if you carefully pry it with a knife or a flat head screw driver. I had to remove like 3 of them so far and never had a problem and haven't damaged my fridge.
1666808
Probably not. These magnets are fairly weak. That is just my opinion, but I find these to barely be able to hold themselves to a surface, let alone hold anything.
671531
I've never used them for that purpose but I can assure you that the magnets are strong. My guess is that you would be pleased.
1895395
i am not sure, but they are steel and should adhere. i don't use a magnet rack.
283147
As long as your refrigerator is magnetic, yes. Stainless steel fridges aren't usually magnetic.
1188913
Hard to tell as I only have the screw ones in my home. The magnet's are pretty strong so they might work THROUGH the plastic cover...the best way to test this is if you have a magnet laying around (like on on your refrigerator). If the magnet will stick to the switchplate there's a pretty good chance this will work.
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I would say no. They are small, for cabinet doors ...don't think they would be strong enough
1898518
First check to see if a magnet will stick. I put my Umbra Bulletin Board on a non-stainless steel refrigerator (white). After checking ability to hold a magnet, I purchased 3"x12" magnetic strips (2 each) and glued them on to the back (one at top and one at bottom). Works great!
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If you want to glue it to something that is decorative glue is not included. I used them for pop bottle cap magnets. I had to glue the magnet to the bottle cap. Probably not necessary to have that in the description. I don't even saw that. I just took it for granted.
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One of my cheapo refrigerator magnets successfully stuck to the bottom, so I guess that the answer is "yes." :)